mу mom hаѕ high blood pressure аnd hеr hands, face, аnd arms аrе constantly red…іѕ thаt tеrrіblе?

3 Responses to “What does it mean when you have high blood pressure and red skin?”

  • Hypnotic Hannah:

    High blood pressure is known as the silent killer. Your mom needs a healthy diet… no more salty snacks, terrible fats and high sugars. I know, it’s worse than death… but that’s the alternative.

  • ryan:

    Sounds to me like you lack much pigment (melanocytes) in your skin. When you get cold, your blood vessels constrict to stay warm, and your skin turns blue/purple. When you go around or get warm, your vessels dilate and the blood vessels be converted into more visible, rotary you red.

    In the meantime, use a strong lotion or cream like ammonium lactate to help counteract the effects. Ammonium lactate helps moisturize and really thickens the skin, so that will help. You won’t feel your skin being paid thicker, it’s on a microscopic level, but it will help. Available at any drugstore…. Lac-Hydrin, Amlactin, etc. Cost you twenty bucks.

    Oh yeah, one more thing… Make sure you get sufficient iron in your diet…. If you have blue skin, it is also indicative of poor blood oxygen levels….

  • teetiger:

    This could be caused by some food additive.

    You know, an allergy.

    Get her off quick food and salt.

    Don’t let her have ANY diet sodas, they are
    sweetened with aspartame, an industrial
    poison.

    Public in this country are being poisoned to
    death by the thousands with chemicals
    food and drug corporations place in their
    products.

    Feed her fruits and lots of distilled, (pure)
    fill up for a week and see if her color
    gets better.